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Clare Dignan

Clare Dignan

Verified

Development Officer, The CT Mirror

Hartford

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Terrorism & Counterterrorism, MENA /EU relations & culture Development,News & Politics Economy, Health Human rights, Trafficking & Smuggling

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Stuff I don't know about or care about

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Total articles 1081

  • CT protesters inspired to join George Floyd rallies

    By Peter Yankowski Verified, Erin Kayata Verified, Brian Gioiele Verified, Clare Dignan| Stamford Advocate Verified Black Lives Matter protesters and supporters demonstrating against police brutality and the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis marched in New Haven recently. Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaKaren DuBois-WaltonContributedProtesters gather in Bridgeport, Connecticut Saturday, May 30. Danielle Wedderburn / ContributedProtestors gather in Bridgeport Saturday. Danielle Wedderburn / Contributed photoProtestors gather in Bridgeport on Saturday.

    By Peter Yankowski Verified, Erin Kayata Verified, Brian Gioiele Verified, Clare Dignan · Stamford Advocate

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • ‘The pain is different’: A murder victim’s mom talks about living with the grief 10 years later

    By Clare Dignan| Stamford Advocate Verified Allison DeRoche, who lost her son Radcliff "PJ" when he was shot on Easter Sunday in 2010, is shown in New Haven in this Nov. 2, 2020, photo. Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaAllison DeRoche always tells people she has two children, one on earth and one in heaven. She lost her son Radcliff Emanuel DeRoche 10 years ago to gun violence, but still wears his portrait on a T-shirt.

    By Clare Dignan · Stamford Advocate

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • CT protesters inspired to join George Floyd rallies

    By Peter Yankowski Verified, Erin Kayata Verified, Brian Gioiele Verified, Clare Dignan| Stamford Advocate Verified Black Lives Matter protesters and supporters demonstrating against police brutality and the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis marched in New Haven recently. Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaKaren DuBois-WaltonContributedProtesters gather in Bridgeport, Connecticut Saturday, May 30. Danielle Wedderburn / ContributedProtestors gather in Bridgeport Saturday. Danielle Wedderburn / Contributed photoProtestors gather in Bridgeport on Saturday.

    By Peter Yankowski Verified, Erin Kayata Verified, Brian Gioiele Verified, Clare Dignan · Stamford Advocate

    Feb. 25, 2025

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The CT Mirror

The Connecticut Mirror is a nonprofit, nonpartisan digital news organization established in 2010 to enhance coverage of state policy and government in Connecticut. It was founded by the Connecticut News Project, Inc. in response to the decline in watchdog journalism due to newsroom layoffs. The organization employs award-winning journalists to deliver in-depth reporting on various topics, including state budget analysis, economic development, education, healthcare, justice, housing, environmental policy, and legislative activity. Operating as a digital-only platform, the Connecticut Mirror distributes its articles through partnerships with five of Connecticut’s six largest daily newspapers and other local news sites. The organization aims to engage the public by amplifying diverse voices and encouraging participation in policy-making. With a growing team of experienced professionals, the Connecticut Mirror has established itself as a credible source of information for Connecticut residents, policymakers, and civic stakeholders.

Hartford, United States

+1 860-218-6380

Founded: 2009